Screenshot / The Great Lighthouse

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  posted 8 years ago

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  Jappy Offline

  I was wondering recently about this. Glad to see it's not dead. I like the style, sort of a mix between ll and rct2 and I like the different colours in the supports as well. I do suggest to give the track a different colour. Make it stand out a little more.

  posted 8 years ago

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  Mattk48 Offline

  Thats beautiful. love the supports

  posted 8 years ago

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  F0ndue Offline

  I always disliked those pre-B&M supports, but this is a rare exception. Looks great.

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  pierrot Fan Offline

  Sweety.

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  Louis! Offline

  fantastic. really is. well done.

  posted 8 years ago

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  Liampie Offline

  It's not your best work, I think. The landscaping is too tidy and uninteresting to match the archy/theming. The contrasts between lush monochrome foliage, pastel coloured archy and bare rocks are just too sharp and clean in my opinion. Adding some bushes and reeds to the rocks would help, as well as adding a different coloured tree to the mix.

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  alex Offline

  Looks awesome. I love that you're building in this style. Only qualm here is the loops not flowing in the same direction.

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  Coasterbill Offline

  Love it

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  Poke Offline

  Jappy: It is dead. This was done ages ago. I have no idea what to build anymore. I'm sticking with pink cause that's why I built this in the first place.

   

  Liam: I've took your advice and it looks better. Thanks.

   

  Alex: I've always built loops like this. Oh well.

   

  Rest: Thanks.

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  alex Offline

  I don't think it's "wrong" just a personal preference thing. I like them to have the same perspective from the same camera angle.

  posted 8 years ago

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